Finished Mallet

[Jim Dunn]

Well this is my 2nd finished project off the lathe. My spinbotchala fever has come down to a tolerable 104, maybe I'll go back to flat stuff:eek: NAWWWWWW.:o Course I need to finish some doors for a cabinet. I wonder if spindles in place of panels would satisfy the wife;)

Jim

[Travis Stinson]

That ended up very nice! Now, what's this blasphemous talk of fla.....fla.....fla:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: f l a t w o r k!!!!!!!!:eek: :eek: :eek:

[Dick Parr]

Looks great Jim.:)

[Bill Stevener]

That's really quite a nice mallet Jim, it should do the job for ya.

Bill.....>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>:)

[Gary DeWitt]

uh oh... now you have a mallet that's too pretty to use on anything! Hate it when that happens...
Of course, you could just hang it on the wall.
Nice work, Jim.

[Keith Burns]

Turned out great:) To nice to use for sure:)

[Jim Dunn]

It will be a user that's for sure!!! I'm just practicing here. When I can get some beech I'll make a pretty one:)

Jim

[Corey Hallagan]

Turned out great!!!! Nice job Jim!

Corey

[David Fried]

Nice mallet! Now go turn some knobs for those doors!

[Jerry Clark]

Man, I would be pounding with that, great looking mallet! To nice-- have to put it in the house.:D

[John Hart]

It will be a user that's for sure!!! I'm just practicing here. When I can get some beech I'll make a pretty one:)

Jim

I just went out to the garage to see what I have. The pile is too big and it's dark right now...but I did find a couple of pretty nice 4X4X18 maple blanks out there. One had some awesome curl on one end. Ya want 'em?;)

[Jim Dunn]

John I'd be pleased! PM me. I only hope I can do one, and you, proud.

Jim

[Mark Cothren]

Nice work, Jim! Thanks for sharing!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Nice job Jim. Looks to nice to use.

[Jim Dunn]

Thanks for all the kind responces. I really appreciate it course I think there is a hidden technique here. I am being assimiliated:eek::eek::rolleyes:

Jim